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Mr Spock

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Mr Spock last won the day on February 17 2017

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    Vulcan - hot enough to fry your eyeballs...
  1. Mr Spock
    Incredible detail for such a small disc. Nice to see what a C9.25 is capable of. Now, if only I had your skills...
  2. Mr Spock
    I have a neodymium which doesn't get any use. I don't really like filters for planets, the natural view always seems better to me. It was good at cutting out orange streetlights, but, we don't have those anymore.
  3. Mr Spock
    I've seen their stand quite a few times and been tempted. I still have my Webb's 'Celestial Objects for Common Telescopes, Volume Two' which was purchased in 1973.
  4. Mr Spock
    Fabulous scopes. Shame not to use them
  5. Mr Spock
    Nice detail. Not sure about the colour though, it's a bit too pink for me.
  6. Mr Spock
    I guess it's like these folk who see images in clouds
  7. Mr Spock
    Interesting. I do wonder what happened to the Lego I remember. Blocks, wheels, plates - you could make almost anything without all this fancy stuff.
  8. Mr Spock
    Remember, in space, no-one can hear you scream
  9. Mr Spock
    Yes, the image quality makes you forget how old this lens is.
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    M1-Ha

    Mr Spock replied to Rodd's topic in Imaging - Deep Sky

    Looks really good. There's lots of detail. I'm never sure about bi-colour images. I suppose it's down to personal taste as to whether they are good or not.
  11. Mr Spock
    Top shot. Those centre regions are looking great.
  12. Mr Spock
    Looks really good. Still not seeing a monkey though! I don't know where these names come from...
  13. Mr Spock
    It's one good thing about an SCT - the eyepiece is never too far away from being comfortable. Refractors and Newts seen particularly bad for this. However, whatever I use, my slipped disc will have some 'input'...
  14. Mr Spock
    Really nice image of such a delicate object.
  15. Mr Spock
    Excellent. There's a lot going on there!
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